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The Echo is in my opinion a pale shadow of its former self. I used to love reading it. Local reporters who understood the area. Now, it's basically trash and a shell of a 'local' newspaper. Sensationa... See more
It's model is just pure greed Journalism is lazy, no spell checking of articles and the paywall is just nonsense. More local news going behind its paywall the echo site is inundated with crap ads so... See more
The website takes an age to load, it is infested with pop ups and ads. When I am reading a story, it suddenly jumps to another part of the page because some useless image or ad has popped up. They r... See more
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Liverpool Echo, the very latest Liverpool and Merseyside news, sport, what's on, weather and travel. Plus the latest Liverpool FC and Everton FC news.
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Old Hall Street 1, L3 9HG, Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Liverpool Echo is a great read
Our local newspaper. Does a great job in reporting local news in Liverpool and the wider Merseyside region.
Has some political biases, but overall I would recommend.
Manchester evening news doppleganger
No idea why it’s called the Liverpool Echo. Should be the Manchester Evening News because that’s where it is printed. Awful paper more like a comic.
Bombarded with ad windows
You are bombarded with ad windows and other stuff popping up and moving around. Totally confusing
Comments axed.
Most readers of the online Echo only log on to it to read the comments sections. Sadly over the last few months these have suddenly disappeared. Anything political is now taboo. The football forums have remained but even they are now suffering with far less people commenting. The demise of this organ is not very far away.C
Written by immature kids
Written by immature kids, most of whom are not from Liverpool. They seem to be obsessed with 'second rate celebrities. ' And are politically biased towards the left wing, instead of being openminded, and giving both sides of the story. From what, was once a great newspaper to a comic. It would be great if all the social media went down and they actually had to leave the office to get a newsworthy story.
Wrote lies about me
It’s free but ran its course
It’s free but ran its course. Feel it’s running the same old mistake from a Ai
Honestly feel like this is just Ai…
Honestly feel like this is just Ai written now. Lazy.
I loved the Echo in the 80s and 90s
I loved the Echo in the 80s and 90s. What has happened? Lots of lazy journalism now; copy and paste merchants. It's a shame.
I cant believe this paper is still…
I cant believe this paper is still going its a joke spelling mistakes reprinting the same garbage stories from months years ago they do not know what to do
they r just filling the column inches
they really haven't got a clue what to do going forward it seems to be deteriorating year on year month on month
have they not heard of spellcheck in the echo offices
really sad state of affairs
Besides it now being the Liverpool echo…
Besides it now being the Liverpool echo printed in Manchester it has to be the worst website in the world
One of THE worst websites around
One of THE worst websites around. Can’t read an article because of the adverts. I have now had enough. I’ll never visit this shocking website ever again.
small local rag newspaper
small local rag newspaper, turns comments off as and when it suits them, biased left wing editor, not worth the paper it's written on ( could be handy for bog paper ) worst of the worst local rags, swerve it.
Why can't they leave the comments…
Why can't they leave the comments alone? They have the worst website that they keep messing with because they don't seem to be satisfied with how awful it is. They are always itching to make it worse somehow.
penis Wacker of the day!!!!!!!!!
we went to gravity max kicked us out while are dad was in the toilet and wouldn't let us back in and lost my dad
used to be a good local paper
used to be a good local paper, not good since it moved to manchester. even prints fake things
the online edition is a joke
the online edition is a joke, gets all it's information from the mirror group. full of adds , and clickbait .maria Breslin the editor should be removed from her post. and she never reply's to emails.
lots of things to do
lots of things to do. lovely ppl lots of live music pubs and clubs. only complaint I have is liverpool Council should hire more workers to clean streets really bad for litter and dog poo. so that's on the ppl running the city filling there own pockets instead of giving ppl jobs to make city a better place for everyone.
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